In today's top tech news, election officials debunk Trump's claims of voting-machine fraud, Dolly Parton helped fund research for Moderna's coronavirus vaccine, and Xbox Series X, Series S supply shortages expected to last until 2021.

In today's top tech stories, both Pfizer and Moderna have seen successful effectiveness rates for their respective vaccine developments, SpaceX, NASA launch first operational astronaut mission to space, and HBO Max finally has Amazon Fire TV support.

In today's top tech news, eligibility requirements may change who receives second stimulus check, how to watch Facebook and Twitter CEOs testify on Tuesday, and Walmart announced it had the new PS5 in stock, then its site crashed.

BMW iX is the company's flagship SUV for the future, scientists discover a murder hornet nest just in time, and Chipotle opens its first digital-only restaurant

In today's top tech stories, MacBooks with M1 is a leap forward for PCs, but still no 5G, Amazon's Alexa Care Hub lets users care for loved ones from afar, and the Affordable Care Act is in front of the Supreme Court...again.

In today's top tech news, Zoom agrees to implement more security for video calls under FTC settlement, Apple claims the new Macbook Air will get up to 18 hours of battery life, and Netflix is testing a regular, old-fashioned TV channel.

In today's top tech news, transition team forms COVID-19 advisory board, the annual Taurids and Leonids meteor showers are set to light up skies all month, and Apple's new Macs could change computers as we know them.

In today's top tech news, Biden's stimulus plan, the president-elect's two dogs, and Trump will finally have to play by the rules on Twitter.

In today's top tech news, the "Stop the Steal" Facebook group taken down, but not before spreading misinformation about voter fraud, an unusually shiny rock spotted on Mars looks like a wayward pancake, and Portland, Maine, bans police from using facial recognition software.

In todays top tech news, though there are no reports of cybersecurity attacks, but officials remain wary. Meanwhile Twitter adds warning label to Trump's tweets about elections results and California votes to keep gig workers classified as independent contractors.